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April 26, 12:23 AM
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Luxury in India is no longer defined by Delhi, Mumbai or Bengaluru

Luxury in India is no longer defined by Delhi, Mumbai or Bengaluru | Indian Travellers | Scoop.it
India's luxury market is expanding beyond traditional metro hubs as wealth and consumer exposure grow. Luxury consumption is converging nationally, driven by lifestyle choices and global awareness rather than city-specific stereotypes. Brands are now segmenting consumers by their journey and preferences, not just geography.
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April 26, 12:20 AM
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Indian consumers amongst most optimistic in Asia as 75% expect higher income

Indian consumers amongst most optimistic in Asia as 75% expect higher income | Indian Travellers | Scoop.it
Indian consumers remain amongst the most optimistic in Asia, with 75% expecting their income to rise over the next two years.
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April 25, 8:30 PM
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5 Indian airports so stunning they feel like destinations themselves

5 Indian airports so stunning they feel like destinations themselves | Indian Travellers | Scoop.it
Trending News: Air travel in India is not just about reaching a place anymore. People are now talking about the journey even before they step out of the airport. Man.
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April 25, 8:28 PM
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Indian women are shaping travel trends in 2025

Indian women are shaping travel trends in 2025 | Indian Travellers | Scoop.it
Almost 30% of Airbnb hosts in India are women, with almost 35% of Guest Favourite listings in India hosted by women - showcasing their excellence in hospitality.
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April 25, 8:25 PM
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Dark Chocolate vs Milk Chocolate: The Healthier Choice for Indian Consumers – Indian Press Union

Dark Chocolate vs Milk Chocolate: The Healthier Choice for Indian Consumers – Indian Press Union | Indian Travellers | Scoop.it
Latest News Dark Chocolate vs Milk Chocolate: The Healthier Choice for Indian Consumers April 3, 2026 2 Mins As the festive season of Easter approaches, chocolate treats are becoming more prominent on the shelves of supermarkets across India.
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April 25, 8:13 PM
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73% of Indian luxury shoppers switched brands in 5 years, says report

73% of Indian luxury shoppers switched brands in 5 years, says report | Indian Travellers | Scoop.it
Luxury brands face a growing disconnect with consumers, especially younger buyers redefining luxury. In India, shoppers are switching brands, says an Accenture report
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April 25, 8:07 PM
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'Indians not allowed'-the growing hate for the Indian tourist globally

'Indians not allowed'-the growing hate for the Indian tourist globally | Indian Travellers | Scoop.it
“Indians not allowed.”
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April 25, 8:06 PM
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Travellers Embrace Grocery Tourism for Edible Souvenirs

Travellers Embrace Grocery Tourism for Edible Souvenirs | Indian Travellers | Scoop.it
Discover how travellers are bringing back the taste of their trips with unique edible souvenirs. From local delicacies to international treats, find out how to keep the memories of your travels alive through delicious flavors.
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April 25, 7:54 PM
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Experiential marketing for Indian brands | EY - India

Experiential marketing for Indian brands | EY - India | Indian Travellers | Scoop.it
Experiential marketing is becoming a core growth strategy in India as brands respond to changing consumer preferences through live and immersive experiences.
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April 25, 7:52 PM
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Indian consumers increasingly seeking convenience over price considerations: Report - The Hindu

Indian consumers increasingly seeking convenience over price considerations: Report - The Hindu | Indian Travellers | Scoop.it
A report reveals Indian consumers prioritize convenience over price, transforming retail dynamics and blending traditional and digital shopping experiences.
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April 25, 7:51 PM
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India’s newest round of drinkers is rewriting the rules of the world’s biggest bar

India’s newest round of drinkers is rewriting the rules of the world’s biggest bar | Indian Travellers | Scoop.it
Young Indians are redefining their drinking habits not by drinking less, but by selecting superior quality alcohol. This notable shift towards premium products and thoughtful consumption is altering the alco-bev sector in India. Theres a rising interest in crafted cocktails and memorable experiences, as opposed to mere volume consumption.
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April 25, 7:45 PM
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How India’s new-age affluence is reshaping the luxury playbook - ET Edge Insights

How India’s new-age affluence is reshaping the luxury playbook - ET Edge Insights | Indian Travellers | Scoop.it
India’s luxury market is booming as young, self-made consumers, Tier 2 growth and digital trends reshape demand and global luxury dynamics.
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April 25, 7:41 PM
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India in Search

India in Search | Indian Travellers | Scoop.it
Foresighting India Trends
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April 26, 12:21 AM
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Why luxury's biggest bet on India might be its costliest mistake

Why luxury's biggest bet on India might be its costliest mistake | Indian Travellers | Scoop.it
The industry was projected to reach $12 billion by 2025. Here's why the actual market looks nothing like the PowerPoint decks.
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April 25, 8:33 PM
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India - the next travel goldmine

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April 25, 8:29 PM
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6 ‘coolcations’ around the world perfect for Indian travellers to beat the summer heat

6 ‘coolcations’ around the world perfect for Indian travellers to beat the summer heat | Indian Travellers | Scoop.it
The Times of India brings the Latest & Top Breaking News on Politics and Current Affairs in India & around the World, Cricket, Sports, Business, Bollywood News and Entertainment, Science, Technology, Health & Fitness news & opinions from leading columnists.
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April 25, 8:26 PM
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Something borrowed (without due credit)

Something borrowed (without due credit) | Indian Travellers | Scoop.it
Recently, when a Spanish premium clothing brand, Massimo Dutti, unveiled a relaxed ‘tunic dress’ styled with trousers, the look felt strikingly familiar to many Indian consumers. The silhouette echoed the timeless kurta set, traditionally paired with bottoms and a dupatta. Yet, despite its nearl
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April 25, 8:24 PM
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73% of Indian luxury shoppers switch brands

73% of Indian luxury shoppers switch brands | Indian Travellers | Scoop.it
Accenture research reveals 73% of Indian luxury customers switched brands in five years as loyalty weakens and consumer expectations evolve.
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April 25, 8:08 PM
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From Glowcations and Grocery Tourism, to bookish travel and sports holidays, here are the biggest travel trends of 2026 | Mint

From Glowcations and Grocery Tourism, to bookish travel and sports holidays, here are the biggest travel trends of 2026 | Mint | Indian Travellers | Scoop.it
In 2026, Indian travellers will increasingly travel for specific experiences that enrich their lives, say tourism industry experts. Lounge does a deep dive to discover what these trends are
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April 25, 8:07 PM
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‘Shelf discovery’: Why travellers are turning to supermarkets for cultural experiences | Mathrubhumi English

‘Shelf discovery’: Why travellers are turning to supermarkets for cultural experiences | Mathrubhumi English | Indian Travellers | Scoop.it
Forget fancy restaurants — the next travel trend for 2026 is all about supermarket aisles, with Indian travellers leading the global “Shelf Discovery” movement to experience local culture through food.
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April 25, 7:59 PM
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The End of ‘Incredible India’

The End of ‘Incredible India’ | Indian Travellers | Scoop.it
“Incredible India” was built to attract outsiders, but the center of gravity in Indian travel has shifted.
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April 25, 7:53 PM
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How memes, real-time content build brand trust in India

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April 25, 7:51 PM
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India's Q-Commerce Surge: Consumers Value Speed Over Discounts

India's Q-Commerce Surge: Consumers Value Speed Over Discounts | Indian Travellers | Scoop.it
Indian consumers are choosing convenience over price, boosting quick commerce (q-commerce) platforms. Learn how this 'time-seeking behavior' is reshaping retail and impacting kirana stores.
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April 25, 7:50 PM
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Challenger brands ride the premium wave in India’s evolving F&B sector

Challenger brands ride the premium wave in India’s evolving F&B sector | Indian Travellers | Scoop.it
Premiumisation is the new currency in Indias F&B sector. Young consumers and a demand for global flavour profile, convenient snacking, and clean-label products are driving this surge.
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April 25, 7:41 PM
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India’s consumption story is entering a new phase of premiumization - Cafemutual.com

India’s consumption story is entering a new phase of premiumization - Cafemutual.com | Indian Travellers | Scoop.it
Sanjay Bembalkar, Head of Equity, Union Mutual Fund said that discretionary and premium segments are set to lead the next cycle of the market.
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